Three Island Boat Trip to Kalymnos, Pserimos & Plati with Lunch

Join our sailing boat trip and discover the tree islands of Pserimos, Kalymnos & Plati! From the harbour of Kos, we will embark on our beautiful authentic wooden sailing boat and navigate west for about 15 minutes to our first stop: Pserimos island. This small island of 25 inhabitants has a multitude of wild coves, and we will stop in one of them for a swim. During this 1-hour visit, you will also be able to walk around to admire the famous blue and white houses, typical of Greece, or to buy souvenirs for your whole family!

Afterwards we will go to the island of Kalymnos where we will stop for 2 hours. Kalymnos is particularly known for its delicious ice cream, which is a legacy of the Italians, who lived on the island for 30 years during the 20th century. We therefore recommend that you stop at one of the island's ice cream shops during your visit. When it's time for lunch, we will go to a restaurant together, where a delicious lunch will be served.

Our final one-hour stop is at Plati Island and if we are lucky, we may be greeted by dolphins as we navigate! At this stop you can swim in the clear Aegean Sea again. Finally, at the end of the 7.5-hour trip, we will return to the port of Kos, with memories you won't soon forget!

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Highlights
- Spacious wooden sailboat
- Stop on 3 wonderful islands: Pserimos, Kalymnos, Plati
- Delicious lunch in a local restaurant

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Departure & Return
We will meet at the harbour of Kos 15 minutes before the departure. There are free parking spaces not far from the meeting point. At the end of the boat trip, we will return to the harbour of Kos.

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Characteristics of the boat
- Number of passengers: 120
- Bar (with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages)
- Sun-protected area
- Restrooms
- Accessible to strollers and wheelchairs
- No pets allowed

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Included services
- Lunch: spaghetti bolognese or Neapolitan (vegan option), fish, chicken and Souvlaki, a popular Greek dish

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Good to know
- We will not be using sails, only the motor